Clearly, he was tricked. When Dermot Murnaghan read a quotation to Nigel Farage about the effects of immigration on “indigenous” Britons, the Ukip leader agreed with it, only to be told that the words came from Enoch Powell’s infamous “rivers of blood” speech. Undaunted, he endorsed Powell’s “basic principle”. Indeed Farage remembers even as a schoolboy giving “spirited defences” of a man who called for the repatriation of non-white people. So how good are you at spotting a quotation? Which is Farage and which is Powell?

1.“This is the first and last election at which the British people will be given the opportunity to decide whether their country is to remain a democratic nation, governed by the will of its own electorate expressed in its own parliament, or whether it will become one province in a new European superstate under institutions which know nothing of the political rights and liberties that we have so long taken for granted.”

Powell

Farage

2."We are taunted – by the French, by the Italians, by the Spaniards – for refusing to worship at the shrine of a common government superimposed upon them all ... where were the European unity merchants in 1940? I will tell you. They were either writhing under a hideous oppression or they were aiding and abetting that oppression. Lucky for Europe that Britain was alone in 1940.”

Powell

Farage

3.“When people have taken away from them the ability through the ballot box to determine their own futures, then I’m afraid that violence becomes the only logical alternative.”

Powell

Farage

4.“It was essential … to introduce control over the numbers allowed in. I am convinced that strict control must continue.”

Powell

Farage

5.“Of course I said some ridiculous things. Not necessarily racist things … Ever since 1968 up until the last couple of years, we’ve not been able in this country to intelligently to discuss immigration.”

Powell

Farage

6.“Britain is waking from the nightmare of being part of the continental bloc, to rediscover that these offshore islands belong to the outside world and lie open to its oceans.”

Powell

Farage

7.“A multiracial society can be harmonious and successful and in most parts of this country it is.”

Powell

Farage

8.“What we have had in the last 13 years is net four million extra migrants who have come to Britain, so we are dealing with something now on a scale that hitherto we couldn’t even have conceived.”

Powell

Farage

9.“I was born a Tory.”

Powell

Farage

10."There has been an explosion. Politicians, political parties, the public itself have looked into the abyss ... the British people, somehow or other, will not be parted from their right to govern themselves in parliament.”